Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 209, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 September 1857 — Page 2

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TfiRHE-HAUTE. FRIDAY MORNING,'SEPT.

11. *57

tmr W« We kail few more sagackHl* politicians in this country than tlia late Oot. Marcj. In a conversation about the late Presidential conM*t, had not long beforehi* death, he ««id "OnceI thought the election lost, us it tout and if Jodg# McLean bud been the canilidate, it would ha?e been lost irreparably."

Jjiit tho«e who voted for Fremont Clunk of thia. Gov. Marcy tells them that they elected Buchanan. So long the American party with its con nervatiara remained compact the Democracy -were beaten—-h\xt aa the abolitionist* did'nt intend to have conservatism triumph, they got up an opposition movement to defeat Fillmore, even at the risk of giving the election to the Democrat*. Therefore they managed the Pittsburg and Philadelphia conventions just as they pleased, and threw Americanism and conservatism overboaicL They would'nt touch either Fillmore or McLean because they wcro both conservative—because Fillmore had approved the Fugitive Slave law and McLean had decided it to be constitutional! They linn led up Fremont because he was an adventurer and had no politics cxccpt that ho had boon a Democrat. Giddings fixed up the plaifyrni so as to take in the abolitionists, and men who had been Americans and Fillmore men—who had been Whigs and Olay men—who had professed conservatism all their lives, ranged themselves in the ranks of the mixed and motley crowd of "freedom shriekem," aid thereby defeated Fillmore andelccted Buchanan! Let them now ponder upon these things. If Democracy is now ruining the country, as they say, they gave it povv?r to do so-

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Jnn. 17, 1764."

So it seem*. that less than 100 years ago, men and women were brought from Ireland, and sold as slaves, in the State of Connecticut, And not 100 years before that tiraflt, Indians wero sent from Connecticut, llhode Island, &c., to the W«bt Indies, aod sold into slavery. Gorious historical facta,4 thoso.--JVtfw Haven Register,

Should not Now England troat the South a little more neighborly on the subjeot of slavery, when the agency it* pilgrim sottlors had in bringing slaves to this conntry is recollected? The slave ratio was carried on almost entirely by northern people, and it seems that "Irish Servants"—white of course, were sold in Connecticut. And thus slavery got hero—Now England getting the pay and leaving the "curse" lor tho north. Now, tho«e who reaped the profit are laboring to make tho curse still greater to the South by turning loose amongst them several millions of negroes who will have to be mainly supported by a pauper tax. This is neither kind nor fair—and is besides, an open and direct attempt to violate the tetter and spirit of thq national compact bcLween the States.

Two TO OK*

AQAIKST

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gJ'The Rev. Mr. Baillargooe, Cure ft St. Nicholas, before a single'soul perished, gave absolution to all the unfortunate passengers. He mna in his own parish on the opgonle Shore of. fthe St. Lawrence, observed the. 4a»gerin which the lives of those on board werefin and pronounced the absolution."

The foregoing is taken from an account given by a Roman Catholic Journal, published in Canada, of the late burning of ihe Steamer Montreal. The unlimited influence and absolute control of the priesthood of this church over the millions of ignftfant and superstions people who compose it, is not to be wondered at, when they have got them to believe in this wholesale way of saving souls. It repudiates all individual agency entirely, and gives to the priest the keys of heaven with which he can unlock its gates, even without the knowledge or consent of the party to be saved!— Some Popes have claimed that they hold the plate of the true Oodand does not the "true God" absolve»from sin"?

It will be remembered4hat Dr.

A. Hamlin had a nice Spanish suit which was gotten up by Wm. J. Mack, of our city, and simply designed to attract attention while on the streets in pursuit of his legitimate Easiness —curing -corns. He wore it for a day or two while here, and it was much admired for its beauty. But the richest joke of the season is, after Dr. H. arrived in Paris,.Illinois, he put on-this suit and promenaded the streets, but was soon nabbed by -an officer and carried before the grand jury (court being in session) to give an account of his mysterious appearance. The suckers were taken in that time— sold, completely. The Dr. was finally set at liberty, no witchery being proven against him,

POWER

CQNNKCTICUT.—

In Messrs. Barber and Punderson's History of New Haven, published in 1856, among other curious advertisements copied from the "Connecticut Gazctto," priotod in this city, is the following: "Just imported from Dablin, in the brig Darby, a parcel of Irish servants, both men and women, to ba sold cheap, by Israel Boardman, at Stamford#!

OF THE

HUMAN

Onto

THE

NKQRO.-

The vote in the Republican Convention, in Minnesota on striking oat the word "white'* in tho clause conferring political rights on "citaens" was yeas 17, nays 34. The convention unanimously resolved that negroes vera born free and oqoal to the white man, bet refnsed by note of two to one to admit the *t£ro to the enjoyment of the equality to which they say he wfts "born." Either they do not believe their ow® doctrine, or the* ffy in the face of the laws of God, who, thejr say, created the negro

wfree

a»d

equal1* and endowed him with **ipaHenible right*."

Mail Robber Arrested. WirKKusttvSept 9.—Martin flirty was arrested here lo-dajr by Col. Tlt«caa» P. special agent of the Postofiiee Department, eharge4, ||»*h embecaitag lettent fc\t» tJb« Chicago Po&e&f*, gSf

Eye.—Geo.

Pitt, afterwards Lord Rivers, declared that he could tame the most furious animal by looking at it steadily. Lord Spencer said, "Well there is a mastiff in the court yard here which is the terror of tho neighborhood, will you try on him?" Pitt agreed to do so, and the company descended to the court yard. A servant held the mastiff by a chain. Pitt knelt down a short distance from tho animal, they all shuddered. At a given signal, the mastiff was lot loose, and rushed furiously towards Pitt, then suddenly checked his pace, seemed confounded, and leaping over Pitt's head, ran away, and was not seen for many hours after. During one of my visits to Italj, while I was walking a little before my carriage on the road not far from Vienna, I perceived two huge dogs bounding towards me. I recollected what Pitt had done, and trembling from head to foot, 1 yet had resolution enongh to stand quite still and eye them with a fixed look. They gradually relaxed their speed from a gallop to a trot, came op to me, stopped for a moment and went back again.

STOCK.—$100,000

RIGHT

of Ohio

StAte 6 per cent, stock, redeemable in 1886, was sold in New York last week, at prices varying from 98 down as low as 90. The same stock Was taken of the State last winter at 106. The best papet in New York is shaved at the rate of 12 to 18 per cent. Lower grades are sold at 2 and 8 per month.

TO THB

POINT.—An

Illinois

editor puts the following pointed scriptural quotation under a marriage notice: ****«. "Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven."

The happy bride ought to make that editor a present of a ruffled night cap.

jarThe sickly season appears to be setting in, and it is necessary for all to keep on the look-ont. Cleanliness and regular habits in diet and sleep are great preventives of sickness, ggp

J3T Mr. John Mitchell is about to establish a Democratic newspaper at KnoxvOle, Tennessee, in connection with Mr. G. W. Swan, to be called The Southern Citiun.

J3T It has been raisfactorily ascertained that ducks eater tho water for divers reasons, and come out for snn dry motivw arf&iL

J9T Dr. Samuel F. Reynolds, of New Orioaos, was bitten in the thumbby a rattlesnake on the letiast. He immediately acised a hatchct and chopped off the bitten tfco»b.^ Jfc desperate, but sensible remedy!

Wion ix Gtajiaxr.—In delate ifrtbfl HottM of Ajwmbly, at Cape Town, II WM &ct» to* ironen, la Gonttaay w««w4 shilling a uotkUt (25 cU.) for wigw, •a mm £4 year, (#20.)

A Thrilling Incident.

Returning from a visit to New Orleans, we were fortunate enough to secure passage oa a line steamer with but few passengers. Among the ladies,•one especially interested us. She was the widow of a wealthy planter, and was returning with only one child to-her father's house. Her devotion to the child was very touching, and the eyes of her old black nurse would fill with tears as she besought her mistress "not so love that boy too much, or the Lord would take hitn from her.*"

We passed through the canal at Louisville, and stopped for a few minutes at her wharf, the narse wishing to see the city walked o&t oo the guard at the baok of the boat, where by a sudden effort the child sprang from her arms into the terrible current -that swept towards the •falls, and disappeared immediately. The confusion which ensued attracted the attention of a gentlemen who was sitting in the front part of the boat, quietly reading. Rising bsstily, he askoa for some article the child bad worn. The nurse handed him a tiny apron she had torn olf in her effort to retain the 'babe in her arms. Turning to a splendid Newfoundland dog, thnc was eagerly watching his countenance, he pointed first to tbe apron, and then to the spot, where the child had gone under. In an instant the noble dog leaped into the rushing water, and he also soon disappeared. By this time the excitement was intense, and some persons on shore, supposing that the dog was lost as well as the child, procured a boat and started in search of the body. Just at this moment the dog was seen far away with something in his mouth. Bravely he struggled with the waves but it was evident that his strength was fast failing and more than one breast gave a sigh of relief as the boat reached him, and it was announced that he had the child, and it was still alive. They were brought on shore— the dog and the child.

Giving a single glance to satisfy herself that the child was really living tho young mother rushed forward and sinking beside the dog, threw her arms around his neck and burst into tears. Not many could view tho sight unmoved, and as she caressed and kissed his shaggy head, she looked up to his owner and said: "Oh, sir, I must have this dog! I am rich take all I have—eveiy thing —but give me my child's preservor/'

The gentleman smiled, and patting his dog's head, said:

('I

am glad, madam, he has been of service to you, but nothing in the world could induce me to part with him."

Tho dog looked as though ho perfectly understood what they were talking about, and giving his sides a shake laid himself down at his master's feet with an expression in his large eyes that said plainer than words—"No, nothing shall part us."

WHERE

IS HK?—On the 26'h of De

cember, 1855, a lad, then aged 15 years, named Richard Thbmpson, the son of Mrs. Catherine Thompson, now residing at 47 Price Place, West Division, Chicago, left his home for unaccountable reasons. The boy was afterwards heard of leading a rover's life about the streets of kew York. Subsequently failing to earn a sufficient stipend in this way, he obtained admission to the Juvenille Asylum. From thenco he was taken, in March, 1856, by a Mr. William Lsmmons, of Teire-Hauto, Ind., among other boys, to have homes provided for them in the West, since which time nothing has been heard from the youth, except occasional Hying rumors that he is in Indiana. Mr. Lemmons has been frequently written to, bdtno reply has been had from him. This is certainly wrong, if wilfully neglected by Mr Lemmons if he wishes to earn tho name of Philanthropist, Richard has a dark, brunette skin, haftel eyes, and very dark hair has a low forehead, down look, and talks slowly. He was raised ih Washington, D. 0.

Will the Indiana papers please Circulate this matter, as it may tend to restore a boy to his fond parent and comfortable home, who may be otherwise lost.—National Ihm., Chicago.

D. W. VOCMAXES,

that oar townsman, D. W. Vorhees, Esq., intends shortly removing to Terre-llaute, for UM purpose of engagh.g exclnsirely and actively in the practice of the In*.

We regret aay toch intention on the part of Mr. VoorheeSv as he has the very best of prospers Wore him here for professional sncccas, aad we do hope he will find it to his interest to remain with as.

Mr. Toorhees, we are assured, intends hereafter to devote himaelf entirely to bis profession, at a means of both fame aod money, to the abandonment of polities. In theerent of hit doing so, we predict great eminence for hiaa at the bar.—Gotfi&ion jfriend.

•pi^iod lo todpieAt botli veldom frill to effeci tbtir mohtioB. If tltor an fcroto. i.

TBENS

j*repanrt«»»*—,

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as a

CoNUal.

Aa may be aeee,v insert tbia we« tbeadvertiscntratof Mcleaa'a Cordial, Ac. It is vwy well known that tr% arc not par ticalariy favorable to

geawral

patent medicines, and,

thing,

eaebeir the whole

With but

Hul«

them

ceremony, and with these «te-

tiarems wo declined inserting this advertise neat until we knew what were the ingredients

of &e medicine, and how ootnpounaed.— This

we bare leaned, and beleiving, aa we do, that the Ingredients are good, and the compound judicious!/ made, we recommend it as a mixture worthy of public ecnfklence.

The above is from the St Lotit Christain Advocate, tdited by the "celebrated Ret. Or McAcally, which speaks volumes in ffcvor of McLean's Cordial. We say to ail, try it •See advertisement in another column.

Tor sale by/. It CUNNINGHAM, Ag\ Tefte*flaate, fnft. Aug., 23 dim.

JEXORMOUS SXAKK KILLED.—Yestorday, in the western part of the city, Mr. Wilson lulled an enormous snake. It was 'from seven to ten feet in length and thick in proportion.— It was an Indiana anaconda. It had been harboring about the ground* of Hon. O. H. Smith since the lastediow was here, at which time it escaped from its keepers. It is a thousand dollars, and Mr. Wilson, who slew "it, Sid not "know, the value *oT snakes.—State Sentinel.

Some time ago we were rela

ting to our family the fact of a friend having found upon

*faiis

door step a

fine little male infant, which he had adopted, when one of the "olive branches" remarked: "Dear pa, it'll beHis?fep son won't it?" :c"?-

We thought it would decidedly.

The American Board of Commissioners of foreign Missions. PROVIDENCE,

Sept. 9.—The Ameri

can Board of Commissioners of Foreign ^Missions held their annual meeting in this city to-day. The Treasurer's report shows the receipts for the past year to be $889,000, and the expenditures 8391,800. The debt of the Mission has been reduced to #2,800. Twenty-eight Missionaries have been sent out-, and eighteen are under appointment. The Committee reported on the separation between the Board and the Dutch Reformed Church.

The Board are uow engaged in discussing resolutions providing a fond for superanuated clergymen. -Heavy Failures.

PHILADELPHIA,

Sept. 9.-—Messrs.

Reeves, Buck & Co., and Reeves, Abbott & Co., extensive manufacturers, havo suspended, with liabilities amounting to 8800,000. The failure was caused by an inability of certain Railroad companies to meet their notes. 1 he same firm failed three years ago and subsequently paid their liabilities. It i* presumed that they will again be able to "continue operations.

Powder Mill Explosion. BEUNINOTOH, Vt. Sept. 9.—A portion of Russell's powder works at this place blow up this morning, killing two boys.

,L'C

Baltimore Market

^BALTIMORE,

Sept. 9.—Flour dull at

£5,50 for superfine. Lower grades of Wheat doll $1,25 for red and 1,40 al,46 for white. Corn 63a 67c.,. for yellow 65A70C,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H*aa

rLAjfT voea

DIMS*

and ri.uc* torn

DOL

LARS.—Miliienairt.

GOOD FAMILY FLOUR

CAN

now be bought at the Anchor Mills for #4 50 per barrel. Sept. 10-dlwr R. L. THOMPSON.

Oats Wanted.

Fcash,

)R which I wTl pay the market price in delivered at my store West side Public Square.

GEO. L. MARSHALL.

Sept. 10 d3m

CloreV £eed Wanted.

J•j^OR

which I will pay the market price in cash, delivered at my store West ride GEO. L. MARSHALL. Public

Tewe- aute, Sept. 1043ttt Timothy Seed Wanted.

I-/'OR

which I will pay the market price in cash, delivered

store

West ride

Public Square GEO L. MARSHALL. Terre

tlaotCj

Sept. 10-d3m

Flax Seed Wanted.

J70R

which I will pay the market price ia cash, delivered at my store JV«»t side Public Square. GEO. L. MARSHALL.

Terre-Haute, Sept. !0-d3ra

Englinh School

THE

EEQ.—We

heaf

subscriber will open a school at the South Brick School Honse, on Monday, Sept 14,1857. terms to continue eleven weeks.

TUITION FBEJi y, Reading and Writing. *$3,00 ranttaar.CJeognifAy, His

tory aod Arithmetic............... 5,00 All htglier branches. 10,00 No scholar admitted for kss than half

tern, aad no deductions made

the

aaiea

of protracted sickness. pt. 10-dtf JAS.

in OMMS

King's Coal Yard, (coKXtm nrrnaisaai am

Isow

the jpiaee to get yoar «Ma^ly of «oal aad is the time to get St obeap. Sept. lO ^dsf

Voeledr

t* UA*KM HAKLXXtt,

AUTHORtaleat

i« »troo^ grom} for bwaeviag I Tav^Haate wittbe4«e, nd liMt glyctrbe will kng saperaafejetf* to A* of Ow (in many OM, alcokol «yr«P, fcSuJ'SS'S, solvents or indpmiU, KDM0NDS,

OR «AD SVOEN

Fatfc," «ne mU 19 no. toteaw.

For

Botuf.—GlyccnM

Prk*

W. IL BOCKINGHAM^l

Seft- t-dawtf

Mo(iM| rm^

AppntsmtswoigiyotnaoiapaanMcy ^a/Uru»7«b«rSeatem«r« o*ly Wag dowly doTwiopod.—jVJber, the &*fwna» tltim£jZt

Msikei Jemn 9^ *4S3m ^Trtuam.

lilies

iaaaiili suMWa

Sheriff 8 Sal*.

vtrtae of aa order of sale issued from the Vigo C«#ort ol Csromon Pleas, and to directed and delivered iti ftiror of Bridget Collins and against I«w» A» Modiaett, I am «vdered to sell the following ifceeribed ^roperty» to-wit: In lot number two hundred and flftj scYta In the town of Terre-Haote as th# ernse appears in the recorded plot thereof, being the lands and tenements belonging to the said James A. Modwett aud I will on Monday the "28th day ef September, A. D., 16157, at the Court House do«r in Terre-Haute w'thin the lepri hmxrs-of said -dar, oflvt the rents *nd profits ef the above premises, with the sppartcnaaces thereunto belonging for a term of swen years, and should the same fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said exe--cation, I will then and there offer the fre simple to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execadon and costs.

W. H. STEW ART Sheriff.

'Sept. -6-ts {pre' fee Sheriff Sale.

BY'virfue

of three executions issued from

the Vigo Common Pleas Court, and to me directed and delivered, one in favor uf florace Blinn, and twin faror of William R. McKecnaad Ralph T*»usey,and against James A. Modisett, I nave levied on the following property, to-wif: The South two thirds (Jj) of out Lot dumber eleven (11) in the city of Terre-Haute, being the lands and tenements belonging to the said J-^mes A. Modisett, and I will, on Monday the USth day of September, 1 -57, at the Court House door in Terte-Hautc, within he legal hours of said day, offer the ren: sand profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of seven Tear? and if they should Sail to sell for a sultjcieut sum te satisfy said executions, I will then *»d tnere offer the fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash to satisfy said ex ecutivns cost.

W. II. STEWART, Sheriff.

Set. -5, dts. [wr's fee $»*.0Q.

MCLEANS

Strengthening Cordial AND BLOOD 1'URlF1KR. This

'T'HK jrreate»t remetlv in th? worW. 1 dial Is (IlslfTleii froKi a tt-rry kimw only

IiIh»Irot't.Mnrktmrks

of mnn. vlx:

root, wild cherry hnrU. yellow docii, ilunUoli»ii». sarMpnrilla. oUlor flo.woc*, with others, |iro4iiciti^ the m6«l liiT.illlltlc rotiiotly for Uiu roitturatloti ur health uver know n.

IT IS S.VTUKB'R OWN KK.ME11Y,

CuHnjf ilUou«i'* Uy ilur.il Inwi. WhiJn thken. i'M henlinjt i* fell roursi' KlIinJugH every vein oill.o body, inirifyini nnd nccelorntlug the tlrculnlii.li »l' the blood. It »K«utr*H*iM ni.x bitllous mattorli liw Mo.u.ioh, and Mrongllvciu 0»* wholi* onraiiixation.

Melieaii's Stroinfihunlns rofdial will effettuallj re in Ckreait or », iiitetit** uf tkt

Kiinejs, nmd mH JirnA» rt+i-iin? from ndiserdrml l.tftfBf H'otinrh. ny*jM?p»la, Mcurtbiini. Ittwiinl l'i!cn. ArldHv or Sickness of the Stoumch, KUIIIII-M of Itlooi to thn Head, Dull

PhIii

THKRE IS NO ,\flsT.\KK ABOUT IT. Tills cordial will novvr fail td euro any of the above diseases. If taken »s per directions on oath hgttle.ln German, KuKlish

unti

IT IS DKMOfOUSTO TAKKj KVKKY COt'NTKY MKRCHANf fffionld not leave tbe eliv until he had pngtif?d asnpplyof McLean's Streiijrtbciiing Cordial. It sell* rapi)4lv, tecause it always cures. A lllterul discount wl\ Se made to lltoiie who buy to sell

CAUT!OX^»Beware of DrujnrlsM or dealer* who may try to palm u|Min you «ome Bitter or Sarsapnriiln trash, which tliey cau buy cheap saying It isjiist as )rood. Avoid SUCH men.

Also. Mclrf-an's Volcanic Oil IJnlment, TTyPrlncipal depot«»tile comer ff Third and Pine iU St. Lonis, Mo.

ID* Formal'* l« UnisHlle l»t B«1f, TaJIWtt & Co., Springer & 8ro.. and Raymond A Patten. McI»KAK*R VOLCA*STC OII« USIJUBfrTia The best Liniment In Old world for man or fceast.

Jtmetkrr Rtmat'laHt Care

Perforroed b\ Mci-caii's Vo'casic Oil Liniment. Reafl for yourscH'c*: Thuma* F«rdj a blarkwnltli, llrlnjr near Caw avenue on Tenth street, bad a h«rriWe runhlwjt •ore on his fort. He tried various liiuftoent*, Sslves. Ac., but ceuld do Una good. He despaired «f ever belnpr able' to work at his trade tpin, IwetnM he chuld not bear any weiKbthi* foot:

to the ment. For Horse* and Cattl* il lean lefalliWe remedy tor clwfes. Italia, ecratefaee, cracked heel*, UMS* new, *|«avin, eweeMf. splint. Mala, braise*, sweiltwfs. WfWwIs, raiUXmalte Mleft and varlees other diMasr* which aaiaaiears HaWe te from lajnHrs or accident*. snp.

Bt«rr Country Merefaint shoaid oM*l« a ply iifMtLwi*! Voteanie Ol! Uiilhcsi. rapWIv. berscse italwar* cures.

A liberal diaenunt Irlll who bay to sell ajti

A liberal

TOWNSEHP.

acain.

Pat sale by.J. H. KtUiAS, nraeristor, eenter o'Tfclrd awS ftae sts., Xt. Loots, Mo.} also for tale as abets.

J. S. Cacftingfcaai aad Atlea Pmre, tfrsfa, Tvm HMk, led. Kept. 5,-daw

Bemovsl.

im side,

aad after Tw*J**»ext,8rptrtaber !»t, tr« will b«twn! MWruev ((Btttos it Fntlngtoa'a onw, {tl»e room noentlr oceafAid by 8m« ft iMttei,) irbtre vc wHl be bappr ioteeosr Aicwfaaadtlw trading psMie graen%.

Wowiil «OOB of*nats*fc! IQifible Utoie Room WT larw utoek irf fwXL aad Winter $tj Goods, nM to tbe dctntadi of tbe WitHuh trad*^ an ef ttiwb mil be «««Trd at Uu retj fo«. mlei irltltoirt a solitary

For Ute feradi of tUdi mil aad b« oaatiaeed. R#«pectfafljr, HIPIJEV DA.VAIJ$ON.

JM^.S9-4a«lai

JUSlfffECElVED

I S

P* AT TIIE

FRENCH CHINTZ

z**

Bought &t a great sacrifice,

Aud belling

At 30 Cents per Yard.

BLACK AND .WHITE

SAXONY PL AIDS

R)R

Traveling Dresses & Dusters*

New Styles

PLAIDS AND STRIPES

FOR TRAVELING DRESSES*

SIIIRTLNG,

1'IUXTS,

Cot-

myself, aud chttmlcally cumb4uett with sunw the most valuable iPt'diciiml tit u, liurb»n)il known l» (Ho

UIIINT

VwWnle Oil l»mise«,

and by one small hottie of S4ci^an Llninicut. he it now p^rfscdy eared. rheans*ilsm, paralysis, neuralfftaj «ef

sprain., stiffness (n the joints or iWiisefe*, sweilln|». *rc tbroBt, car acne or toothache, wonndt. fresh cuts. sore*, burns,scalds, pains. Ac., field infliienoe (Otitis wonderful Uni*

DRESS TRtMMl\4n^

LailidS At tho

or Swlmmltiir in the Head,

Palpitation of the Heurt. runnel's tir Welpl't In the Stomneh Sour BimtaUot)», Chokli^ or Sufforutli'jr I'eilluj? whttti iyinr down, Dryne** rtlr Yellowtiesx or the Skin Mini Kyoi, NifChl Swunt*. Inward Kiivera, Puln In th«» Sinnll of tho Hnck, Chent or Sld«,Snddeii of heat, lepreul»n ofSplrll*. Frightful Dri'iuni. IK-itiionilenry or any Nervous Dlxouae, .'-ofe» of liloUhes on lli^ Skin, and Kerer and A^ite (or Chills and Fever.) ,ll will also cure (llon.xi# ot the Bladder nttfl \V«nitU, dueh a» Semiti«l WVaknes*. Im-oi.tlnuHceof I'rlne, iStrunpuurv, Influiiiiimlion or \VoakiieNS Of the Womb or bladder, WHiiio*. Ac.

Krvm li.

OVKR HALF A MILt.lOX

HoTTl.HS

Have been s«ld diirinK tl»e past six muntiu. and In no limtnttrc has it failed in ^Ivlui entire satistacliiiii. Who llifii. will suffer from weakness or delitllty when JUctMH't Stnugtktnixg Cardial will cure you.

TO EM.

IKTHB«t»AHIMID LIR

Do YFTU wish to

The place*

tliy slroujr? 1*ben

gu at once and ftct some, wf Mrbeali's Cordial. It will strengthen ahd tn\ l(corut' your Id tid to Sow thruutrh every vein, nnd the rl«'h ros) bloom of health to mount to your cheek again livery boItU warranted to pive satisfaction.

KOK CHILllKKN.

We say to parents, if your children nre slekty, putty, or ntllicted wi'tli eomplaiiits prevalent aiiiuiig children, (five them a s'jinll |iinntltv of MclfOitn^s ('•rdlal, and It will make Ilium healthy, fiit and r.bust. D.rlay not a nunueiit, try it and you will h' convinced.

RELT8,

feELT RtBBONS,

Ahd yaiiety of other tides to

which wo invite tho attention of thd

NEW TORK STORE,

K'o. 4, Early'H Tloi-ki

Aug. 20 ltf

A Good Residence

PursonV addition, cbrticr nf Eighth ami Poplar trcL"t-ii for lltw liV auff.2K-d2«r HAKNKY -V AUSTIN.

Municipal Election.

'JMifJB polls will In opened In the 4th aud Silt, JL Wards of this city, tin Si.lnrday, tho 18th «Vf September, ln.1T, for ihe eli-ctioo one fun cllnuin In each ol mild wards, to Rli lla vm nr cniist'il hy the real{t'"itioii of Cliurl«v N. Collmnc/ 4t tlu" 4iti wartlj and Charles H. 1'eddUt. of lUU 3th whril.

frotln* io be as Wllows:

4TII WHBD—at Hook's oil Mill. Insjiccior—^I K. All'n Judges—James M. Tolbcrtand £lriiw! der Hol iisoii. 5TH at liaslett's Csrnenler t«li. p. jn^ Sticctor—James Ml Handm] Judges—ltiuii Benuchump and Jalnrs T. Molfnl

C. Y: HATTKKtiORi Mhjoh

Attest: Jiiliferii II. Iii.jkKKt Clerk

NTKI.—A fMinx

tiitit

Aby

fr Mt/.ran'a $trtmgtk*ai*g C*~didl, and take nothlnir else. It is the lily remedy that will pn* rtfy the blood thoroughly, and at tlia same time •trenirthen the system:

One Inblespooiiful taken c*ery mof nliiij (acting is a certain preventive W Cholera. Chilis and Pe4 ver. Tellow Pever.orany prevalent di«*a»e.

Price only tl perboitie, or »l* Indtie* for $5. F. H. MCI.KAKJ fo|^ Proprietor »-f the Cordial.

Avf i.

It MHtS

be made to nntlaiti

sept* yl-(lld :. FRESH LAKE iFIBH. nnHOSK FINE FRESH I.AKE WHlf T4 .1. Fish and TruUt, rocHVed tlnilv, nnil sale at d*3t

lor

STONES,

Went Skle Public Kquaroi

marrlt'd n»an, wln

AP'FTK IKIIII

Fairi SH nnd ^CRNINIII

Udcnthitts of pmcur'ttjr a«Uuaiion ai CliTk ill some Rnilroa I Offlre, »r Book'kceppr In aomd fncroahtile hotwe nnd *ill remain in the city until Monilitv ncJtt dilHn^ ^Idcii time he may bo coiiMiltca My mnkliig rnqJiiry at tliia oflici

CTThe be«t of r^fi retiCe given ua to ctwir* acter and compcteiicri attsr. tK)-dtf

ATTENTION!

OOOP£lRSl

I,^HH

SuWrHcr

would ro»|«"ctfully Inform tliW

Coopers ef .Tarrcllaut^ and sorroiiiicllDjc counlrvihat he Ha* locatnd' himself In Terref. Haute, where he 1* prepmed to mannAicture Ooi per* Tress Hoops of ev«ry site, from the clmli «4( Hickory Ittifl P^rtn wood. !also mamtftu'tare Cooper's Jointers Howels. Droses. Ac.^' Also a complete assortemenl the celebrate*! Rochester Knives, Adzes, ..osrdaxes, always an Hand. As 1 attend personally to the mari«]factiir( «f COotrenr Trees Ho-ihc and other wooden t«H*i'i I atti l» tcruilnet! to please my customers, una •ell as cheap Or Cheaper than afty ohe in tbe west

Try Hhop on Market street, half square Koutll Of Bontln's HotelM. JULBOUKKH. Kepi. 3. w4t

W. A SCUDDER,

WH0L6SA.UCQ(treCTtQltElt Ann mcAi/Kft If Candies, Toys, fire-WckB,

BUNJDHIE8, ETC*,

touch(® Srantf, Orfdarra Sncwsitr Hw«*» TERRE*flAUTE, IND.« 0"Faney Caifdioe at Chiejnnuti Pricet.JTf*

"Y*oun«: Aznerlcfl

CLOTHING HOUSE*. NO. 3, EARLY8 BLOCK, m. Terre-Haate, Iadlaaa«

Olothfiiff! Clothing!! FURNISHING GOQDS^EMBRACINCt WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,

DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, CAR-

PET BAGS AND VALISES

Tea

per cextL

cheaper than

TIIE

tag eve^ beea

of*

fered in tbia

dtr,

J-

ttndentlgtied haa opnted the Luge** aad moat eowplete uaortrarnt of Clothing met brooffat to tbi» dtt, at tbe abotfel •tiod, and is d«t(!rtntned to aell "cbeap a# tbe cheapest," withoot fear oi* competition^— So «DIM Oa, oae and all, 1 wiah you to cx-l\ MBtiaa my atodt, at lea*, before staking yotiij jwrcftaaea. M. JOSEPH.

Sept. 8, 1857-dly $

Fresh Oyvtera. I rREfHOY8TER8,j«rtr«^r!

C*\l aad foralebytlw cue or can# ^8Br

HTOJFB*,

Sakxffi Went side public moara. Xtpt. 4f '51, It 7''